Energy

Honduras has become one of the regional leaders in energy generation from renewable sources, including solar, wind, and hydroelectric power. The combination of favorable regulatory frameworks, abundant natural resources, and steadily growing energy demand makes this sector an exceptional opportunity for investors. In addition, Honduras’ integration into the Central American Electrical Interconnection System (SIEPAC) expands opportunities for regional electricity trade and energy exports.

Beneficios de Invertir en el sector de Energy

Diverse Energy Sources

Honduras benefits from a climate and geography that support the generation of solar, wind, and hydroelectric energy, ensuring a sustainable and diversified energy supply.

Strong Regulatory Framework

The Honduran government promotes investment in renewable energy through legislation that provides tax exemptions and incentives, creating a favorable environment for financing and implementing clean energy projects, while facilitating attractive investment returns.

Growing Demand and Export Opportunities

Domestic energy demand continues to grow, while SIEPAC enables electricity exports to other countries across the region, expanding market opportunities for energy investors.

Oportunidades de Inversión

Success Stories

“Inversiones y Representaciones Electromecánicas S.A. de C.V. (IRESA), part of Grupo Larach, has been a pioneer in the renewable energy sector in Honduras since 1993. With investments exceeding USD 770 million, IRESA has developed key projects such as the Cuyamel, Chamelecón, and La Vegona hydroelectric plants, the Valle Solar–Nacaome solar park, and the country’s first [...]”
Adolfo Larach
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Investment Projects

Energy for Education

Investment Amount

CAPEX

USD 14.2 M

OPEX

USD 53 M

TOTAL

USD 14.2 M

The investment will be structured through trust arrangements.

General Description

Energy for Education is an initiative led by Zamorano University aimed at generating 14.5 MWp of sustainable energy, supported by 20% lithium battery storage, and selling the energy into the opportunity market to ENEE (National Electric Power Company). The revenue generated from energy sales will be fully allocated to funding scholarships for students, providing educational opportunities for young people seeking training in the agricultural sector and contributing to the development of Honduras. This project not only promotes education but also advances energy sustainability in the region.

20 MW Solar Photovoltaic Plant for the Spot Market in Naco, Cortés

Investment Amount

CAPEX

USD 21.65MM

OPEX

USD 0.5 MM

TOTAL

USD 23.05MM

The project requires investment and development capital for operational launch.

General Description

Design, Installation and operation of a 26.6 MWp DC ground-mounted photovoltaic solar system, 20 MW AC delivery and a 30% lithium BESS backup for 4 hours in Villanueva, Cortés.

25 MW Solar Photovoltaic Plant for the Spot Market in Naco, Cortés

Investment Amount

CAPEX

USD 31.7 MM

OPEX

USD 0.6 MM

TOTAL

USD 32.5 MM

The project requires investment and development capital for operational launch.

General Description

Design, Installation and operation of a 38.95MWp DC ground-mounted photovoltaic solar system, 30MW AC delivery and a 30% lithium BESS backup system for 4 hours in Naco, Cortés.

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